although i like genshin more in terms of visuals, i do like that ni no kuni has its own visual identity. legend of neverland feels a bit too generic in comparison to the previous two.

the appeal of genshin comes from its simplicity being simple while also being aesthetically appealing. This was achieved through a clean screen without word chats or adds poppin' around or name above the character's head atleast until co-op. also not too many buttons and it has a very simple and organized viewing for its system.

Im a genshin player since day 1, and the graphics, skills, and all are superb. AND im really looking forward to Ni no Kuni since Im an avid player of Dragon Nest and it reminded me of it A LOT. Both games are different but I'm missing the vibes of playing with a guild and a big party. So Im rooting for Ni No Kuni. But I still play genshin

Who's here in 2023 and Ni No Kuni is DEAD game.

I think ni no kuni needs more mobility mechanics, not necessarily planning but swimming and having more platforms to use jump button

I just love the fluidity in Genshin. They captured the perfect display of gravity and made Teyvat feel like a real enormous world. The voice acting, the script writing, and songs are phenomenal although the story line can have a bit of a hole but other than that, you can already tell how much Hoyoverse invested their time and love to Genshin Impact.

OMG IMAGINE IF GENSHIN INCLUDED DANCE MOVES!?!!!?

dude its better compare genshin vs dragon raja and nino kuni crossworlds ,,,,,, legend of neverland ? naah its easy to uninstalled

The Legend Of Nevermind Cutscenes Tho I Can't💀

I'ma genshin impact player as well and I think the game has gone through many Graphical improvements over the span of 9months! And new region Inazuma has more better Cutscenes than the ones made in 1.0! HoYoverse should really Update their past cutscenes!

What I like about Ni No Kuni is that it is a class type game, where you choose what type of class your character is and play to it for the rest of the game. No pulling of expensive char lol. I also like that fact that it has pvp, I watched a 3v3 fight and its good! Downloading it for sure.

Ninokuni has its own identity as many have mentioned. Ninokuni is a mmorpg, while Genshin leans more into a rpg as it lacks the aspects of a massive multiplayer. In the three, Ninokuni has a lively only presence with real-time events and at large social mechanics (emotes, a picture wall, overworked objects to be interacted with). Genshin has a beautiful sound design, a variety of strong storylines, voice by experienced voice actors. Additionally it’s capacity is more of a sandbox with a foundational fan base. There is a meta and a high curb with how the game long release. But the freedom is phenomenal, you can climb and glide. *Ninokuni is a complete game. As for the last game, the UI is a bit plain and the sound design seems to be repetitive. I can only say that the animation is pretty snappy but it’ll never be dynamic as Genshin’s cutscenes.

Genshin combat is much smoother compared to NNK, maybe because of the stagger system. I wish they also implemented stagger system in NNK cause it makes the dodge skill useless.

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When I play Genshin, the hits have a type of impact on them (no pun intended), while games like, the Enemies don't even seem to flinch or have any knockback mechanic.

Im terms of visuals and combat Genshin is far superior, even tho I quit playing genshin daily since the lack of content, I think the only things this game is missing is what Ni No Kuni have, Guild system , pets and mounts, and in general more daily content.

Legends of Neverland lacks in comparison to the other two But! It still looks far more decent than 90% of mobile mmorpgs out there.

I look forward to jumping backninto Ni no Kuni. The first game on the ps3 will always be a masterpiece by studio ghibli and level 5

the first ni no kuni games are amazing but genshin improved a lot the gameplays.

Genshin Impact for sure. It's got clean visuals, character design, and voice lines with it's smooth combat system and world exploration.